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Wrongly convicted artist Valentino Dixon visits Pebble Beach, the golf course he drew so many times in prison in this exclusive clip from 27 Years: The Exoneration of Valentino Dixon. -
27 Years: Valentino Dixon visits his Georgetown saviors
Wrongly convicted artist Valentino Dixon visits Georgetown University and the students who helped prove his innocence in this exclusive clip from 27 Years: The Exoneration of Valentino Dixon. -
27 Years: Golf Channel's original 2013 Valentino Dixon feature
See the original Golf Channel feature from 2013 that focused on wrongly convicted artist Valentino Dixon in this exclusive clip. -
27 Years: How Valentino Dixon discovered golf art
Wrongly convicted artist Valentino Dixon explains how he began drawing golf courses in this sneak peek of 27 Years: The Exoneration of Valentino Dixon, Tuesday, December 11 at 8PM ET on Golf Channel. -
27 Years: Valentino Dixon finally gets to spend time with his family
Wrongly convicted artist Valentino Dixon finally gets to spend quality time with family in this sneak peek of 27 Years: The Exoneration of Valentino Dixon, Tuesday, December 11 at 8PM ET on Golf Channel. -
27 Years: The Exoneration of Valentino Dixon trailer
Narrated by actor Wendell Pierce, 27 Years tells the story of a man who was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1991. Valentino Dixon is a talented artist and used art to keep his sanity while in prison, often drawing up to ten hours a day, seven days a week. Even though he’d never stepped foot on a golf course, a request from the warden at Attica led him to start drawing golf scenes and eventually send a letter about his case and his art to Golf Digest. This started an unlikely chain of events that ultimately led to his exoneration and release in September of this year. -
27 Years: The Exoneration of Valentino Dixon preview
Premiering Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. ET, '27 Years: The Exoneration of Valentino Dixon' unravels how Dixon's golf drawings ultimately led to newly-discovered evidence pointing toward his innocence, and follows Dixon as he visits picturesque Pebble Beach, the first golf course he’d ever seen in person.